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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06

Governor IIauser returned from the Fast
last week.
Billings and Bozeman have both organ
lied toboggan clubs.
Lewis and Clarke county people pay
about S72,OOO year for licenses.
jacob Powers, of Missouri valley. re
Gently completed IA $1,000 residence on his
ranch.
Alex Mayhem, formerly Of this territory,
has been elected president Of the Idaho
council.
Wild flowers were abloom Mt Great Falls
last week or elise somebody has lied.-lnter
Mountain.
Miles City's best artesian well which has
been flowing at the rate Of 25 gallons per
minute for two years. has run dry.
The Northern Pacific is advertising for
proposals for the building Of the branch
from Drummond to Phillpsburg early in
the spring.
The Miles City Journal has discovered a
family that never buys n n stick Of wood,
and yet always has good fire, and won
ders thereut.
Our new governor is an old politician
who has served both rs lieutenant Cover
nor and governor OF that state, and is 62
years of age.
Mr.. Geo. W. Wright, Of the Livingston
Enterprise was married last week at Me
Gregor, Iowa, to Miss Addie Jacobs, oi
that place.
! Six ear loads Of hogs from Washingt on
Territory went through Monday. That
terriiory's principal export seems to be
hogs.--Missoulian.
The Tunion Pacific, following the move
ment OF the Northern Pacific, will reduce
It's passenger tariff to II uniform rate OF j
cents per mile on the first prox.
Chief Justice Wade of Helena has decided
that under the present law county com
missioners have the right to contract Will
sherifis to board prisoners at not NOR
than Sl.2J per day each.
\ petition for the passage of the bill
granting The right of way to the Billings
Clarke's Fork and Cooke City railroad, i
being signed by almost every man in til
New World mining district.--,iazette.
During the past summer the Sun Rive
Canal company completed 26 miles q
canal and one mile Of fume. The cana
will carry 1900 inches of water at tn
upper end aud about half that amount II
the lower end.
Many old timers will regret to learn {
the death of John Kelly, the famous Iris
violinist, who was formerly IA resident j
this territory, and who made II tou
through Montana two years ago. lie die
in Victoria, Texas, ON the 3d inst, beiii
nearly - years old.-lnter Mountain.
George %. IIai,ey was in town yesterda
with n Montana turnip-a lump of gol
retort worth 3T1S.Gl, which he deposite
at the United States ASSAY office. II Wa
taken from five and IA half tons of roe
pounded in IA hand mortar. The roe
came from the Bourbon lode ON the III
Injun creek. Mr.. HALEY had some lab,
lousy rich specimens Of the quartz wit
him.-indepcndent
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06

Moved and seconded that Frank Martin
be appointed Justice of the peace in the
town Of Maiden for Maiden township.
Motion to reconsider the appoint nent
81 Frank Martin as justice Of the peace for
Maiden township was carried and the APP
pontment was post until the Feb
ruary session.
The appointment of a. j. Mcclure as
constable in the town of Maiden for
Maiden township was made by the Board
in compliance with petition signed by the
ctizens of Maiden township.
The petition for the appointment of
Clarence T.. Barnes as constable for Judith
township was presented to the Board. and
upon motion was carried.
The bid Of J. l.. Clegg for care and main
tenancc Of county poor was rejected and
clerk ordered to advertise again, bids tn
lie opened first Monday in February.
II was moved and carried that the pay
of jailor he placed at $50 per month.
Recess until l O'Clock p. IN.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The appointment Of Ward Stone as con-
stable ut Cottonwood for Big Spring town
ship, WAS considered and the appointment
made.
Motion carried to allow the sheriff, John
W. Beck the sum Of Is cents per day for
board Of each prisoner.
The written proposition OF c. ). Fell.
deputy clerk Of district court, in regard to
his office WAS accepted and his proposal
ordered placed ON file in the county clerk
Office.
The clerk was ordered to advertise for
bids for onstructing IA good substantial
bridge over the east fork of Spring creek at
Weldon's ranch, plans and specifications
to accompany bids.
Board adjourned sine die.
WA. BEHKIS, Chairman.
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The Indian Horse Thieves.

Sheriff Beck returned last Thursday
night from Helena, bringing With him
"Gzzlcy Bear" and Ivory" the Picgan
horse thieves. An Argus representative
called ut the Jail this week To interview the
dusky members 81 the Piesan Horse Assoc
ration. We found Messrs. Grizzley Bear
aud Ivory in. but disinclincd to talk. An
Indian knows the value Of silence as well as
he dose that III II hors. ar range steer. But
il il said neither of these Indians can
speak English. Both are quite young in
appearance, light of complexion and are
devoid Of the prominence of cheek bone
81 marked in other tribes. Grizzlcy Bear
is the son of a chief, and for this distinc-
ton wears ear rings made ont of large bone
buttons. Ivory is just recovering from u
bayonet thrust which he received in the
break for liberty ut Fort shaw, in which
three escaped. These Indians will be held
for trial at the March term Of court.
Sheriff Beck returned by the way 81 the
Springs, and experienced no trouble with
his prisoners. COMMISSIONER Chandler ac-
companicd him from Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06

Board adjourned until ? O'Clock next
day,
SECONDARY.
Board called to order at - n. IN. All
present az day before.
The petition of the citizens IF Flat vii
low. for the appointment of DIN l.. Gem
ent Justice Of the peace, was presented
to the Board and the appointment made.
The hid of w. =. Hanson to furnish
drugs aud medical ATTENDANCE for county
poor and prisoners ior $1,000, ipr the
year 1897. aas accepted 10y thr Board.
The hid oiG W. Morgan, To- furnish 20
cords al wood ior c".,liy pad 't..d Offices.
1T 81. IL was accepted.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06
Notice.

Scaled bids will he received up to noon,
February eth. 1887, 10y the Board Of
County commissioners, for the construc-
ton Of IA substantial bridge over the east
fork of Spring creek, at Weidon's ranch.
Plans and specifications to accompany
bids. The Board reserves the right to
reject amy aud al! bids.
W. II. NELLY.
Clerk Of Board
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06
Notice.

To Ali. WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
| hereby give notice that have given my
son, Charles Henry Shufelt his time, and
from the date hereof will not collect any
money due him, nor will I be responsible
for any debts contracted by him.
\. &. SHUFELT.
Lewistown, VI T., Dec. Is, 1886.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06

We are prepared to negotiate long time
loans on improved farms in Fergus county.
For particulars apply to
WALLACE, STYLES Il THoHNBuRGH,
Helena, Montana.
Or, i,UpoLr Won ToDEL, JH., Lewistown.
R.fercncc-First National Bank, Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06
Notice of Final Entry /.

LASbOFFIcE AT HELENA, VI. IT,
D,cember 21th, lss6. !
Noiice l. hereby given that the following named
settler has filed nofi,e Of his iptentian I" make
final proof in support Of ms claim and that said
prool will lie u ade before the Probate Jad1, ct
Fergus County Montana, ut f1wistew-I N. 4 On
Friday, February llth, lss1 via:
Joha Shea,
who made pre- -eupti"n ,.eciaratrry statement -.
6lai. for the -, >t.i4. zee. -, and W. -N' ,
sec. 81. Up 10 \. lisr e l. I.
lie Maine, the f,iowin witnesses 10 prove Ia.
continuous T-,ad,Hee upon, amt cultivation OF,
said land, Viz: tllh 4. Ciegg. john Howell,
v liam HogIoP ana Fr.uk bay, al .. lev isiosn,
Fergus County, Montana.
~. LAs.AoRSE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06

To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The co-partner-hip her'.t oforceSisting be-
tween W. r. Hanson OF Lewistown, Mon
tana, and Stephens X Baylies of Tibet
Montana. under the firm name oi W. +.
Hanson a. Co.. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, stephens & Bayles re
firing. DIR. W. +. Hanson viii continue
the business. collecting all bills due the
firm, and paying all the firm indebtedness.
W. +. HANSON,
STEPHENS X BAYIIEs.
LewistoNn, Mont. Dee. l3, 1856.
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Lost.

Between Rocky Point and Fort Magnnis
two large work horses. One bay and one
gray; both hr..n.v1 TT - ~, laft shoulder
Viii pay so reward Tor information that
win lead to their recovery, or $50 FOR then
return TO me.
THOMAS +. MORGAN.
Dubuque, Mont, Dec. :,rd 1sS6.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06

To All. WHoM IT MAY CONCERN:
The copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned, rs Stieher 4
Lange. in the stock and ranch business, il
this day dissolved by mutual consent, Jul.
iss Stiehler retiring. Gustave Lange will
collect all bills, and pay ell indebtedness ol
the firm. julius sTiEfii-Eis.
GrsrAvE LANCE.
Lewistown, NJ. r., Dec. 11th, 1886.
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Taken Up.

Dark bay celding. three years old. no
brands; small curve cut out oi right ear.
First seen in my band about the middle Of
June, 1856. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying charges.
4. i. BAILEY,
Dec. 9th, SO. Lewistown, NJ. 7.
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Notice.

Sealed bids will be received up To noon
Monday. February 9TH, by the Board oi
County Commissioners, for the care and
maintenance of the county poor. The
Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
W. II. KELLY,
Clerk of Board.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.


Board called To order at ga. m. Pres
ent, Vim. Birkin, chairman; John +.
Barnes, T.. y. Chandler, commissioners, with
W. II. Kelly, clerk.
In compliance with section 1919, page
G2l, of revised statutes Of Montana. the
Board proceeded to levy the requisite tax
for 1887. II was decided to levy tax as
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06
Notice.

Parties knowing themselves indebted to
Charles Lehman of Cottonwood. will please
come forward and settle ut once in order
to save trouble.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-01-06
For Sale.

4 first-claSs Billiard Table at very low
price. Apply to or address.
j. HoLZEMER,
Day Hotel, Lewistown.
November IL, 1886.
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GARDINER


ine scholars OF the high school give A.
entertainment a. johnson Hall March 18Th
and 10Th lou
Mrs. Frank Smith and sister were mo-
ceedlng down Eibridge Hooker. dr;vew.,
last Sunday, when the horse made m;...,ay
oser turning the sleigh and throwing out The
occupants. He became frightened and
started on lively trot down the mill and in
attempting TO go around corner he turned
compiete somersault injuring his heel and
cutting two arteries. anu
me c'iZens OF the seceeded part of Pitts.
ton met Monday afternoon and voted -
change the name to Randolph which was
me original appelation. The following
omcers were elected to wit Select
men, Messrs. Mute, Mitchell. Charles Ci,rk
an aho uarham Jewett; Treasurer, A. H. CLARK
Town Clerk, VIM. Dudley; Constables. ]
r Russell, W. Hunt. Chas. Dunton. and
John James. o"' anu
u. a. X. hall was well filled Monday even.
ing win large gathering of our people to
"i'ness inc rendering Of pleasing and enter.
'e'ning programme in celebration of the
elghth anniversary Of Dirigo lodge. A. q II
w. urand Master Workman of the New
Ensiand states, +. c. Ingalls,, and P. N. !.
=. Lu"aro burt were present. and apparently
t ,nofongniy enjoyed the pleasures of the even.
s.: ihieiie orchestra disconrsed excellent
music, and the songs by the Glee Club were
particularly good and heartily applauded nv
the audience. The cornet solo bv Mr.. Man.
aei was worthy OF admiration, and he showed
himself to be thorough master of that
musical instrument. The reading by Rev.
a. Z. White was verv interesting and created
a great deal of mirth. At the termination of
the song by the Moore Sisters the listeners
showed their appreciation thereof in plaudi-
,oIy manner. The spectators dispersed at
ia.e houf' well satisfied with the evenings
Mrs. Caleb Stevens and dauobter N;ss
Nellie have gone to Boston. Mass on VIII,
A portion of the roof Of the ice bouses in
fittston, belonging to the Great Falls Ice Co.
zen In Sunday, taking with it the big sign
winch was on top Of the houses,
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1854.
Nomination. by tn. Gov.rnor

NY justice of the Supreme Court-Willian
Writ Virgin. ''''""
10 fiil the unexpired term of Chas Fl. por
Ter as agent OF the Passamaquuddy Indians
Henry Z. Munson. Calais
Justices of the Peace-Lyman G. Brown
Bangor; John f. Butler, Athens; Frank r
Dyer. New Limerick; Fred G Eaton, Her.
mon; Geo. S. Gentle, Houlton; Eastman
hatnorn. Athens; Albert F. Higgins, Eden
e. b: Hopkinson, Buxton: Willard LESLEY
Mt. Chase; M. V. McCusick, Calais. VIM
>; Markham, Lubec; Wallace E. Marble
harmony; Milton L. Merrill, St. Adams: W
W. Sanborn, Lewiston; Samuel C. Slower,
Cranberry Isles; Joel j Walker, Liberty.
Trial Justices-Wm. L. Cook. Casco
Jacob V. Herrick, Harmony.
Notarles Public-L. G. Philbrook, Cas-.
tine; Geo. II Boardman, Calais.
Dedimus Justice W. W. Washhurn.
China.
Inspector of Lime-Wm. l.. Blackinpton,
Rockland.
Coroner-Daniel D. Flvnt, Dexter.
Penobscot Boom Commissionets-,Josep
T. Smith, Oldtown; Lysander Strickland
Bangor.
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WINDSOR.

In the election Monday no party lines were
drawn. Moderator, c. A. Merrill; Clerk,
Joseph Colburn; Selectmen, C. A. Merrill,
rep; Ira A. Perkins, dem. Francisco Col.
burn, rep. Treasurer, Chas. E. Coombs, dem. ;
Supervisor of Schools, j. F. Ashford, rep ;
Constable and Collector John p. Halpen, dem.
Voted to raise the following sums: For roads
and bridges, $500; for the support of poor,
$500; for schools the amount required by
law; for interest on town debt, 800; to be
expended IN labor on the highway, $1,000; to
reduce the town debt, $1,000. Voted to re.
duce the rate Of interest on town orders from
to Al per cent Owing to some mistake in
town officers books last year no settlement
could be made win the town Treasurer, there
fore no printed repor' could be made. The
matter has been settled satisfactorily and
there is to be the re 4ular report printed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-17

The new Maine Central railroad train COM
posed entirelv of pullman palace cars, to run
IRON Boston to Bar Harbor, via Lewiston,
during the summer, will run about forty
mlles an hour, leaving Boston at $50 in
the morning and reaching Bar Harbor at
$50 P NJ. Between Portland and Bar Har-
Dor it will stop only at Danville junction
for the Poland Spring travel), Lewiston,
Waterville, Bangor and Ellsworth. 1t NAV
make fewer stops if an arrangement is made
Tor supplying the locomotive with water
The Maine Central managers now talk of
adopting the Pennsylvania plan of tanks be-
tween the tracks, from which the locomotive
san scoop up water as it rushes along. Proba-
ply they will either do this or greatly enlarge
lie tanks In the locomotive tenders. The
new bridge across the arm of Lake Narano-
COOK, Is built with the great weight of this
aeaVy tram in view. On the other branch of
Inc Maine Central the Flying Yankee will
run as usual, but NAV make few more
stops matter which the Maine Central
managers have under advisement is the con
'uuceon Of double track between Gardi-
aer and Augusta, which has become almost
necessity
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City Personals.


non q. G. Hall of Portland was in the
MY yesterday
non. VIM G. Davis of Portland was in the
city Yesterday
The Cony House: f. w. Croker, Houl-
'0n' Samuel Bell, Deering.
'nVs' a. webb, who has been head cook at
"e augusta House during the session of the
s'a'ufe, has secured position as cook of
'e nahgor Exchange, Bangor. Mr.. Webb
N'"S'ueted one of the best cooks in the
'ae aud his services are always in good de-
mand
loe Brooklyn Eagle says: at is generally
''"'eueo that Brooklyn lost one of Its best
eA"i'f when Harry Duncan left his po-
'u al Trace Episcopal church on the
.V,sn's TO accept a call to play in a church
= 'OfHand, Me, some eighteen months ago.
VI" closely identified with BROOKLYN
'"u'ch music for many wears, and from time
- Ns 'fnciated as organist at the Church of
"eueemer, Hanson place Baptist church
"e Washington avenue Baptist church,
s 1u'''y building up reputation that
'''' placed him in the front rank of his
'''oh' 1t is rumored that he may de.
" return to Brooklyn. and many peo-
~ III musical circles would not be surprised
MIN installed in a Brooklyn church
'''" next May" Mr.. Duncan, who is
'"S' " the Universalist church. we are
State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-17

The State tax bill was reported hv ~. a
"u.e committee, and passed to be enero,.ed
oy the House and Senate Tuesday afternoon
ms OIL will carry joy to every town and
c,'y In the State, as there is great reduction
OF the tax of last year and the va., 49,"
ne .o'ai amount that the State will rise bv
taxation ,ann in 1887 is fixed at se49. 4s711 80
10 1888 like amount will be raised rn nv
sum Is apportioned to the various countie. as
n rolo~s' the reduction being shown by COM n'
par@on with the figures of last wear:
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Most Excellent.

]. j. Atkins. Chief of Police. Knoxville,
Tenn. writes: "Mr family and are bench
Charles of your most excellent medicine Dr.
Kings New Discovery for consumption; hav-
inc found it TO be all that you claim tor IT,
desire to testify to its virtue. My friends 70
whom have recommended it, praise II AZ
every opportunity DR.. Kings New :. n us
coverv for Consumption is guaranteed 70 cure
Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, Group
and every affection of Throat, Chest anu
Lungs. Trial Bottles Free at Devine q
Couehlin's Drug Store. Large SIZE el'oo.
Mrs. Joseph Barker, of johnson. w., was
greatly afflicted with phthisic for twenty
wears, and was pronounced BY physicians as
incurable Two bottles of Wister's bsisam
OF Wild Cherry afforded her much reilef; ana
Ave- comnletely cured her. marl5d&wlw
Take d. X. and be o. X. See ad.
mch8-6m
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\ m useU ents.

Following is the programme at the Smith
Singers Concert tonight:
Sublime Song Stating Smiths Sircumstances
Scaley Song Suiting Soaring Soul
Simple Song Suiting Small Songstress.
Sublime Symphonic Song
Solo. Sad Song Stating Seraphinss Sorrow.
Serio.comic Song.
SHORT SEsSATIoN.
Spoony Slmpering Sentimentality.
Speculative Sentimental Song.
Small Sissy Seeks to be Senter of Single Sphere
Scrap. selected
Spasmodic Strains Symbolic of Scotch Songs.
Solo.
Somnolent Summons to Separate
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WATERVILLE.

la town meeting Tuesday Reuben Foster
was chosen moderator. j. G. Soule was re-.
elected to his old place on the school ommit.
tee' Reuben Foster was reelected town agent.
Inc republican board of fire engineers was
reelected. The usual appropriations were
attended to. The matter of new school build.
lngs and also Main street drainage was refer.
RED to the committees made up with instruc-
tons to report to the meeting next Tuesday.
The meeting was adjourned to Tuesday March
% at 2 P. NJ.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
"-r'A Term. Judge Artem.. Libb.x pr.
siding.

a a, c; Otis, Clerk.
Ihsis Z. McFadden, Sheriff.
A'0'e falsifer, Stenographer.
o. WEDNESDAY, March Is.
.,sa H. .. Melcher and al. apt. from de-
s,. VI Judge Of insolvency VS.. F. W. Crock
l. y nnolway atty. for appellants.
Th;a carleton atty. for appellee.
Iudoa ~ 40 appeal from the decision Of the
Ct q a; insolvency granting the said Crock
laut, a, s'schsrge in insolvency. The appel
aot ia hrst, that the said insolvent did
iaat tb.p proper books of account; second,
sipnsa 'aid insolvent concealed from his as
r a5ate eertsio property and books and papers
Tia, .a 10 his business and estate, and third,
d bis insoisent gave preference to some
ptor :. creditors within four months next
Of thu us insolvency. At the adjournment
''urt the jury had not agreed.
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The Edwards Manufacturing Co. has Just
added glass suspension attachments to the
two large water wheels of the old mills
These obviate the necessity of the fire.
queut replacing of the steps at tie foot of the
wheels which are almost constantly wearing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-17

The gentlemen who have contracted for
the Hallowell boom this season are to take
tho logs at Five-mile leland boom and tow
them out of the Hallowell boom RATED, at
i've cents each for logs RATED lengthwise
and four cents for crosswise.
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To L.adlea

suffering from functional arrangement or any
of the painful disorders or weaknesses incl
dent to their sex, DR.. Pierce's treatise, illus
trated with wood-cuts and colored plates
O60 pages, suggests sure means OF COM
pete self-cure Sent for 10 cents in stamps.
Address Worlds Dispensary Medical Assoc
citation, Buffalo, n. Y. arl4N&T&wlwnr
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sAiS's honey is the hest Zoe n 1-r - IT, -
ClENA's SULPHUR soap heals aid l@,'n'''es' %,
GEHMlK CORN REMOVER kills CoTrs x Bnhions' Is
H,LuS HAIR & WE:sHER DYE-Elack q Brown ooS
PIXIES ToOTHAcHE DROPS Gun IA ] Minute I''
nEktrs RHEUMATIC PILLS are sure cure OK
lap27teodA~ Wy
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Local Notices.

NSy- Be sure to secure tickets to the
Smith Singers, who appear at Meonian Hall
tonight under the auspices of the Young La
dies Board of Missions o. the Congregational
Society. All Sity Smiths and friends of the
family invited; programme, another column.
Tickets for sale at S. j. Millikens. marl7lt
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Eacta Worth Knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous mem
brane the remedy used must be non-rritating
The medical profession has been slow to learn
this. Nothing satisfactory can be accom-
plished with douches. snufs, powders,
syringes, astringents, or any similar applica'
ZION, because they are all irritating, do not
thoroughly reach the affected surfaces and
should be abandoned as worse than failures.
A multitude of persons who have for years
borne all the worry and pain that catarrh can
afiict, testify to radical and permanent cures
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm.
Mar l5deod&wlw
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Rev. Mr.. Palmer of this city lectured at
10. Augusta Tuesday evening. Subject
Reading" Mr.. Palmer succeeded in giving
one of the most interesting lecture of the
coarse
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-17

@g~The Forest City graduated sugar is ac-
FULLY equal if not superior to any
in the market. 1t is guaranteed strictly
pure and only the highest grades of sugar are
used in its manufacture. 1t is kept exclu-
sively by the best grocers everywhere.
ian25ltw3m
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The mt mbers of the fire department held a
meeting last evening and elected Henry
Morse chief engineer and the old board of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-03-17

At the regular Thursday evening services
uSt Mary's church Rev. Mr.. Cowan will
deliver discourse on 1.-THE Life of St.
pairickh